The marquee tag is a depreciated tag that displays text moving across the screen to the left,
right, up, or down, which can be adjusted through use of the direction attribute. You can
describe behavior ising a "behavior" attribute or set the speed using "SCROLLDELAY" and "SCROLLAMOUNT".
It is not recommended for use.
The correct way to do this now is to write an animation in CSS.
Marquee page on HTML.com
When you search for this tag, the title of this page that Google results
displays is titled "The Marquee Tag in HTML: Why We Want It Banned"
This tag is mainly used to add explanations to abbreviations used on a webpage when hovered over, using the title attribute. It can also be used to style abbreviations within a webpage. I think you could also use this to add definitions to words that are not technically abbreviations.
tbqh you could use this a lot for adding
definitions or
citations to stuff imo.
lmk if this helps, g2g
bbl.
<abbr title="to be quite honest">tbqh</abbr> you could use this a lot for adding
<abbr title="an explanation of meaning">definitions</abbr> or
<abbr title="(mdn web docs)" >citations</abbr> to stuff <abbr title="in my opinion">imo</abbr>.
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<abbr title="let me know">lmk< /abbr> if this helps, <abbr title="got to go">g2g</abbr>
<abbr title="be back later">bbl</abbr>.
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